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Why some questions carry a warning flag

If a question's printed answer key disagrees with the biologically/textually correct answer, Studypill marks it with a warning flag and surfaces both. Your call on the day: if the exam reuses the exact wording, write what the lecturer expects (safer for marks); if the wording is different, write the correct answer. The flag is there so you don't get caught off-guard either way.


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